I have been disappointed this past year with the lack of boldness and the lack of creativity and the lack of strength in our diplomacy with respect to this peace process.
I share Tom Friedman's frustrations and believe we should be thinking beyond conventional mediation strategies.
It is hard to see how any of this is good for Israel's security or U.S. national interests.
The United States continues to support a negotiated Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement that would address Israel's security concerns and sa...
I believe we raised expectations too high on settlements, and we couldn't deliver on those expectations.
there are internal drivers that mean it's critical that these peace talks happen, that they make progress, and that we have success.
We need to have the moderates to deliver.
We want a free and fair election--unlike the one you just had, in essence--and ultimately there will be consequences if this does not occur.
the demographics is a driver. It isn't yet having an impact on coalition politics.
to inflict collective punishment on the people of Gaza is both morally unconscionable and politically self-defeating.
Somebody has to worry about this. If they don't, then we're in trouble.